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Episode 165, "The Beatitudes"

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Episode 164, "Re-writing Mark"

Bill Creasy

This week, we have something a little different! Debra Rufini interviews Dr. Bill Creasy for her radio show in England, the Debra Rufini Show.Debra Rufini is the author of The Artist's Page, an inspirational short story brought to life through expressive illustration. It's an ideal read for anyone on a spiritual journey, spiritually seeking, or spiritually skeptical.Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Artists-Page-Debra-Rufini/dp/0995491429/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1Z13KRA7YGLGQ&amp;dchild=1&amp;keywords=the+artists+page+dino+kalo&amp;qid=1624649476&amp;s=books&amp;sprefix=the+artist+page+,aps,163&amp;sr=1-1

This week, we have something a little different! Debra Rufini interviews Dr. Bill Creasy for her radio show in England, the Debra Rufini Show. Debra Rufini is the author of The Artist's Page, an inspirational short story brought to life through expressive illustration. It's an ideal read for anyone on a spiritual journey, spiritually seeking, or spiritually skeptical. Buy the book here: <a href="https://www.amazon.co.uk/Artists-Page-Debra-Rufini/dp/0995491429/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1Z13KRA7YGLGQ&amp;dchild=1&amp;keywords=the+artists+page+dino+kalo&amp;qid=1624649476&amp;s=books&amp;sprefix=the+artist+page+,aps,163&amp;sr=1-1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.co.uk/Artists-Page-Debra-Rufini/dp/0995491429/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1Z13KRA7YGLGQ&amp;dchild=1&amp;keywords=the+artists+page+dino+kalo&amp;qid=1624649476&amp;s=books&amp;sprefix=the+artist+page+,aps,163&amp;sr=1-1</a>

Episode 163: "An Interview with Dr. Bill Creasy"

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Episode 162, "The Harrowing of Hell"

Dr. Creasy explores how the books in the New Testament came to be included in Scripture.For more, visit www.logosbiblestudy.com

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Episode 161, The Bible: the New Testament

Dr. Creasy explores how the books of the Old Testament became sacred texts, and how the Hebrew scriptures came to be! For more Bible study options, visit www.logosbiblestudy.com

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Episode 160, The Bible: the Old Testament

Scripture Uncovered is back, and Dr. Creasy is answering your Big Questions in the Bible! Interested in reading and truly understanding the Bible? Visit www.logosbiblestudy.com

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Episode 159, The Bible: How Canons Form

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Episode 158, "Jacob's Ladder"

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Episode 157, "The Deception"

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Episode 156, "The Terrible Twins Are Born"

Former UCLA professor Dr. Bill Creasy has been called a “bible teacher extraordinaire.” For over twenty years, Dr. Creasy was consistently ranked among the top 2% of all UCLA teaching faculty. His podcasts approach the Bible with spiritual warmth, intellectual rigor, sharp wit and engaging humor. Over 100,000 people have attended Dr. Creasy’s live classes throughout southern California, and globally thousands more have followed his teaching through his online classroom at logosbiblestudy.com

Thank you Dr. Creasy, I am so looking forward to these new episodes.

Thankful for the re-boot!

Bill is a wonderful teacher of the Lord’s word. His love of the Lord is apparent.

Former UCLA professor Dr. Bill Creasy has been called a “bible teacher extraordinaire.” For over twenty years, Dr. Creasy was consistently ranked among the top 2% of all UCLA teaching faculty. His podcasts approach the Bible with spiritual warmth, intellectual rigor, sharp wit and engaging humor. Over 100,000 people have attended Dr. Creasy’s live classes throughout southern California, and globally thousands more have followed his teaching through his online classroom at <a href="http://logosbiblestudy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">logosbiblestudy.com</a>

Scripture Uncovered

On today’s episode, Dr. Creasy addresses from a very personal perspective who Jesus is.  Looking closely at the Gospel according to John’s “Prologue”, Dr. C. explores the person of Christ and what it means to be in a relationship with him.In the second half of the show Dr. Creasy addresses your Scripture questions sent in after last week’s podcast:How do I ‘light a fire’ under those in the men’s bible study that I lead?What is the connection between the inscription on Jesus’ cross and the name of God revealed at the burning bush?How do I reconcile the God of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) who appears to be a vengeful, angry God, with the God of the New Testament, who is a God of love?

On today’s episode, Dr. Creasy addresses from a very personal perspective who Jesus is. Looking closely at the Gospel according to John’s “Prologue”, Dr. C. explores the person of Christ and what it means to be in a relationship with him. In the second half of the show Dr. Creasy addresses your Scripture questions sent in after last week’s podcast: How do I ‘light a fire’ under those in the men’s bible study that I lead? What is the connection between the inscription on Jesus’ cross and the name of God revealed at the burning bush? How do I reconcile the God of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament) who appears to be a vengeful, angry God, with the God of the New Testament, who is a God of love?

Who is Jesus Christ? What does it mean to be in a personal relationship with him?

Last Wednesday was the Feast of “The Assumption of the Virgin Mary,” a teaching in the Roman Catholic Church that Jesus’ mother, Mary, “having completed the course of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into heavenly glory.”  The teaching was defined by Pope Pius XII on November 1, 1950.  In this week’s Podcast, Dr. C. explores Mary, her role in Jesus’ life, her role in the Church and her role in our lives today.  This Podcast is Part 1 of a 3-part series!

Mary, Mother of Jesus (Part 1)

In this week’s episode, Dr. Creasy takes on contemporary American culture and the mantra that “Success brings happiness.” It’s a lie.  Wait until you hear what he has to say! He’s on a roll with this one, folks!And Dr. Creasy also answers listeners' questions:“Why do we have four Gospels, rather than one . . . and why do they sometimes  contradict one another?”  “What do you mean when you say Scripture is ‘inspired’ by God?”

In this week’s episode, Dr. Creasy takes on contemporary American culture and the mantra that “Success brings happiness.” It’s a lie. Wait until you hear what he has to say! He’s on a roll with this one, folks! And Dr. Creasy also answers listeners' questions: “Why do we have four Gospels, rather than one . . . and why do they sometimes contradict one another?” “What do you mean when you say Scripture is ‘inspired’ by God?”

The Big Lie

When we are born into this world, we begin the pilgrimage of life; when we step out of this world, we complete the journey, arriving at our destination. Like any pilgrimage, our journey of life is a process of self-discovery, of seeking answers to fundamental questions: “Who am I?”  “Where do I belong?”, “What am I supposed to do?”Like all of us, Jesus — in the fullness of his humanity — faced the same questions we face.  When did Jesus truly know who he was, where he belonged in God’s plan, and what his role was to be?  In this week’s podcast, Dr. Creasy explores Jesus’s self-identity and how he came to know himself.Plus, Dr. C answers listeners' questions:Many Protestant denominations teach the doctrine of “once saved, always saved.” Is there such a thing as eternal security?Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead is the catalyst for the Jewish leadership in Jerusalem to arrest Jesus and demand his crucifixion. It is a crucial event in John’s gospel. Yet, Lazarus is never even mentioned in Matthew, Mark or Luke.  How come?I was listening to your first Podcast, and I understood you to say that the creation story in Genesis is basically a fairy tale.  Am I correct?  Please explain further.

When we are born into this world, we begin the pilgrimage of life; when we step out of this world, we complete the journey, arriving at our destination. Like any pilgrimage, our journey of life is a process of self-discovery, of seeking answers to fundamental questions: “Who am I?” “Where do I belong?”, “What am I supposed to do?” Like all of us, Jesus — in the fullness of his humanity — faced the same questions we face. When did Jesus truly know who he was, where he belonged in God’s plan, and what his role was to be? In this week’s podcast, Dr. Creasy explores Jesus’s self-identity and how he came to know himself. Plus, Dr. C answers listeners' questions: Many Protestant denominations teach the doctrine of “once saved, always saved.” Is there such a thing as eternal security? Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead is the catalyst for the Jewish leadership in Jerusalem to arrest Jesus and demand his crucifixion. It is a crucial event in John’s gospel. Yet, Lazarus is never even mentioned in Matthew, Mark or Luke. How come? I was listening to your first Podcast, and I understood you to say that the creation story in Genesis is basically a fairy tale. Am I correct? Please explain further.

Who Does Jesus Think He Is?

Last week Dr. C. talked about “reading the gaps” of Scripture, and he used the “Sacrifice of Isaac” and the “David and Bathsheba” stories to illustrate the technique. This week, Dr. C. follows up on those stories, exploring the consequences of Abraham’s and David’s actions.

Truth And Consequences

This week, Dr. Creasy is preparing for the upcoming Logos Teaching Tour, "In the Footsteps of St. Paul - in Greece". Fifty Logos students are traveling with Dr. Creasy, and one of the places they will visit is the Island of Patmos, where the Book of Revelation was written. So we're bringing you something different on the podcast this week: Dr. Creasy's introductory lecture from his course on Revelation. The course is available in the Logos Online Classroom, and podcast listeners will get 30% off enrollment in Revelation by entering coupon code "patmos2018" at checkout. Next week, we will be back with our regular format. Blessings to all!

This week, Dr. Creasy is preparing for the upcoming Logos Teaching Tour, "In the Footsteps of St. Paul - in Greece". Fifty Logos students are traveling with Dr. Creasy, and one of the places they will visit is the Island of Patmos, where the Book of Revelation was written. So we're bringing you something different on the podcast this week: Dr. Creasy's introductory lecture from his course on Revelation. The course is available in the Logos Online Classroom, and podcast listeners will get 30% off enrollment in Revelation by entering coupon code "patmos2018" at checkout. Next week, we will be back with our regular format. Blessings to all!

Introducing Revelation

In this week’s Podcast, Dr. Creasy introduces a new course, one that he has never taught before: The Deuterocanonical Books. Those are the books of Scripture that are in Roman Catholic and Orthodox Bibles, but are not in Jewish or Protestant Bibles. In this Podcast, Dr. C. explores how some books of Scripture became “canonical,” while others did not.  This is a great introduction to this new study that you can attend, either in “Live” classes or online as a “Remote Student.”

In this week’s Podcast, Dr. Creasy introduces a new course, one that he has never taught before: The Deuterocanonical Books. Those are the books of Scripture that are in Roman Catholic and Orthodox Bibles, but are not in Jewish or Protestant Bibles. In this Podcast, Dr. C. explores how some books of Scripture became “canonical,” while others did not. This is a great introduction to this new study that you can attend, either in “Live” classes or online as a “Remote Student.”

Who Wrote The Bible?

This past Monday we celebrated the Feast of “The Transfiguration of the Lord.”  The feast remembers when Jesus took his inner circle of disciples—Peter, James and John—to a high mountain, and there in the presence of Moses and Elijah, Jesus was transfigured—literally metamorphosed—like caterpillar to butterfly, as the voice of God says: “This is my beloved Son.  Listen to him” (Mark 9: 7).  Dr. C. peers behind the veil of this remarkable story, probing its inner, deeper meaning.

This past Monday we celebrated the Feast of “The Transfiguration of the Lord.” The feast remembers when Jesus took his inner circle of disciples—Peter, James and John—to a high mountain, and there in the presence of Moses and Elijah, Jesus was transfigured—literally metamorphosed—like caterpillar to butterfly, as the voice of God says: “This is my beloved Son. Listen to him” (Mark 9: 7). Dr. C. peers behind the veil of this remarkable story, probing its inner, deeper meaning.

Transfiguration

Follow Dr. Creasy and his Logos students In the Footsteps of Jesus through the Holy Land. Visit www.logosbiblestudy.com to find out more about upcoming trips and ways to study with Dr. Creasy.

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On the Road with Logos: In the Footsteps of Jesus (Part 1)

Early in the morning, Dr. Creasy and his intrepid Logos pilgrims visited the Mount of Beatitudes, a place important place for Jesus, a place where he found solitude, a place where he prayed, and a place where he taught multitudes of people.  Here he taught the “Sermon on the Mount,” and Dr. C. tells us how he did it! Later in the afternoon, the group moved down the hill to Capernaum, home of Peter and Andrew, and the center of Jesus’ public ministry. Dr. C. brings the two stories alive, as only he can do it!

Early in the morning, Dr. Creasy and his intrepid Logos pilgrims visited the Mount of Beatitudes, a place important place for Jesus, a place where he found solitude, a place where he prayed, and a place where he taught multitudes of people. Here he taught the “Sermon on the Mount,” and Dr. C. tells us how he did it! Later in the afternoon, the group moved down the hill to Capernaum, home of Peter and Andrew, and the center of Jesus’ public ministry. Dr. C. brings the two stories alive, as only he can do it!

On the Road with Logos: The Mount of Beatitudes and Capernaum

Last week Dr. Creasy began a 3-part Podcast on Mary, the Mother of Jesus, focusing on the Annunciation. We learned that Mary’s “yes” not only demonstrated great faith, but great courage, as well.  With the Annunciation, Mary was the first person to place her faith in Christ, the child she would bear. This week, Dr. Creasy explores Jesus’ birth and his childhood, from Mary’s perspective, giving us insight into Mary as a mother.

Mary, Mother of Jesus (Part 2)

Learn more about Ruth for FREE in the Logos Online Classroom: https://classroom.logosbiblestudy.com/store/404498-cc-ruth-a-love-storyAs we head into the fourth week of Lent, Dr. Creasy explores Deuteronomy 25: 5-6, two short verses on the “kinsman-redeemer,” and he does so with a wonderful story!

Learn more about Ruth for FREE in the Logos Online Classroom: <a href="https://classroom.logosbiblestudy.com/store/404498-cc-ruth-a-love-story" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://classroom.logosbiblestudy.com/store/404498-cc-ruth-a-love-story</a> As we head into the fourth week of Lent, Dr. Creasy explores Deuteronomy 25: 5-6, two short verses on the “kinsman-redeemer,” and he does so with a wonderful story!

Christ, Our Redeemer

In Part 4 of Dr. Creasy’s Podcast series on “Mary, the Mother of Jesus,” he explores the role of Mary in Scripture, starting with Jesus’ crucifixion, resurrection and ascension and moves into how the Church has thought about Mary over the many centuries ever since. He closes the Podcast with a very personal note about his own relationship with Mary.

Mary, Mother of Jesus (Part 4)

Ein Gedi

When the young David killed Goliath, he became a national hero, and within five years, David was commanding a fierce band of king Saul’s army.  Saul—a man who looked like a king, but didn’t have the heart of a king—grew increasingly jealous of David, finally sending a team of men to assassinate David in his bed.  David escaped, and he went on the run.  Recruiting six hundred very tough mercenaries, David went to work for the Philistines, Israel’s sworn enemy.  Yet, all the while, David played the double agent, feeding information to Saul’s son, Jonathan, as Jonathan fed misinformation about David to Saul.The confrontation between David and king Saul was inevitable.  Saul had every resource tasked to find David.  And finally, at the caves of En Gedi—David’s hideout—the two meet.This is a GREAT story!

When the young David killed Goliath, he became a national hero, and within five years, David was commanding a fierce band of king Saul’s army. Saul—a man who looked like a king, but didn’t have the heart of a king—grew increasingly jealous of David, finally sending a team of men to assassinate David in his bed. David escaped, and he went on the run. Recruiting six hundred very tough mercenaries, David went to work for the Philistines, Israel’s sworn enemy. Yet, all the while, David played the double agent, feeding information to Saul’s son, Jonathan, as Jonathan fed misinformation about David to Saul. The confrontation between David and king Saul was inevitable. Saul had every resource tasked to find David. And finally, at the caves of En Gedi—David’s hideout—the two meet. This is a GREAT story!

On the Road with Logos - Ein Gedi: David On The Run

Today is Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week.  In the liturgical churches, Holy Week remembers Jesus’ last week on this earth.  It remembers—through prayer, liturgy and contemplation—Jesus entering Jerusalem on the week of Passover, A.D. 32; of his being acclaimed by huge crowds of Passover pilgrims; of his escalating encounters with the Jewish leadership; of his celebrating the Passover meal with his disciples; of his arrest by the Jewish leadership in the Garden of Gethsemane; of his midnight trial before the Sanhedrin; of his trial before the Roman procurator, Pontius Pilate; and of his crucifixion, death, burial and resurrection. This week, Dr. Creasy will record a series of Podcasts, walking us through the week that forever changed history.

Today is Palm Sunday, the start of Holy Week. In the liturgical churches, Holy Week remembers Jesus’ last week on this earth. It remembers—through prayer, liturgy and contemplation—Jesus entering Jerusalem on the week of Passover, A.D. 32; of his being acclaimed by huge crowds of Passover pilgrims; of his escalating encounters with the Jewish leadership; of his celebrating the Passover meal with his disciples; of his arrest by the Jewish leadership in the Garden of Gethsemane; of his midnight trial before the Sanhedrin; of his trial before the Roman procurator, Pontius Pilate; and of his crucifixion, death, burial and resurrection. This week, Dr. Creasy will record a series of Podcasts, walking us through the week that forever changed history.

Holy Week

Over the past several weeks, Dr. C. has been taking a look at women in the Bible.  This week he turns his eyes on Ruth, his favorite woman in the Old Testament. This week’s Podcast will be a real treat!

Meet The Women Of The Bible - Ruth

After last week’s episode on “The Big Lie”—that success brings happiness—Dr. Creasy continues thinking about the problem, arriving at a very simple solution . . . thanks to advice from a very old and wise man. Plus, we have an audio question from Frances in New Zealand on the origin of evil. Also, this week we are launching a campaign on Patreon, a wonderful service that allows patrons (that's you!) to support creators (that's us!). Visit www.patreon.com/scripture to find out more. In exchange for your support (for as little as $10 - $20 a month), you will get access to all kinds of Logos Bible Study material, including free courses in the Logos Online Classroom. The first 50 supporters on Patreon will get free access to Dr. Creasy's live Webinar in September.

After last week’s episode on “The Big Lie”—that success brings happiness—Dr. Creasy continues thinking about the problem, arriving at a very simple solution . . . thanks to advice from a very old and wise man. Plus, we have an audio question from Frances in New Zealand on the origin of evil. Also, this week we are launching a campaign on Patreon, a wonderful service that allows patrons (that's you!) to support creators (that's us!). Visit <a href="http://www.patreon.com/scripture" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/scripture</a> to find out more. In exchange for your support (for as little as $10 - $20 a month), you will get access to all kinds of Logos Bible Study material, including free courses in the Logos Online Classroom. The first 50 supporters on Patreon will get free access to Dr. Creasy's live Webinar in September.

The Blessed Man

Lent is a time of preparation, a time of stripping away the clutter, chaos and concerns of our daily lives and of focusing on the essentials.   During Lent, we “imitate Christ,” who—after his baptism by John in the Jordan River—entered the wilderness for forty days.  For Jesus, his  wilderness experience was the first step in a process of defining “self,” a period of defining who he is, where he belongs and what he is meant to do.  After his wilderness experience, Jesus spends three years teaching, preaching and healing great crowds of people throughout Galilee, but his end goal—his purpose; his destiny—is Jerusalem and the cross.As we enter Holy Week on this Palm Sunday, we might imagine ourselves standing at the foot of the cross with Jesus’ mother, Mary; Mary’s sister (or sister-in-law), Salome; Mary Magdalene; and Jesus’ cousin, the beloved disciple, John.

Lent is a time of preparation, a time of stripping away the clutter, chaos and concerns of our daily lives and of focusing on the essentials. During Lent, we “imitate Christ,” who—after his baptism by John in the Jordan River—entered the wilderness for forty days. For Jesus, his wilderness experience was the first step in a process of defining “self,” a period of defining who he is, where he belongs and what he is meant to do. After his wilderness experience, Jesus spends three years teaching, preaching and healing great crowds of people throughout Galilee, but his end goal—his purpose; his destiny—is Jerusalem and the cross. As we enter Holy Week on this Palm Sunday, we might imagine ourselves standing at the foot of the cross with Jesus’ mother, Mary; Mary’s sister (or sister-in-law), Salome; Mary Magdalene; and Jesus’ cousin, the beloved disciple, John.

Welcome to Holy Week!

“Meet the Women of the Bible—Deborah and Jael”  After the conquest of Canaan in Joshua, we settle the “Promised Land” in Judges.  The Israelites are little more than a loose confederation of twelve tribes, however, living separate lives, more or less isolated from one another.  But when danger encroaches, the tribes coalesce and a leader emerges to deal with the threat.  In this profoundly patriarchal culture, the fourth leader to emerge is a woman, Deborah, assisted by another woman, Jael.  Together they save Israel from the hands of Jabin, king of Canaan.   So, what happened to all the men?

“Meet the Women of the Bible—Deborah and Jael” After the conquest of Canaan in Joshua, we settle the “Promised Land” in Judges. The Israelites are little more than a loose confederation of twelve tribes, however, living separate lives, more or less isolated from one another. But when danger encroaches, the tribes coalesce and a leader emerges to deal with the threat. In this profoundly patriarchal culture, the fourth leader to emerge is a woman, Deborah, assisted by another woman, Jael. Together they save Israel from the hands of Jabin, king of Canaan. So, what happened to all the men?

Meet the Women of the Bible - Deborah & Jael

Dr. C’s back from his “Israel HIGHLIGHTS” teaching tour, and what a tour it was!  Dr. C. taught many of our favorite bible stories onsite, where they happened, adding color, tone and texture to the narratives. Once you travel “In the Footsteps of Jesus” with Dr. C., you’ll never read Scripture in the same way again! In his first Podcast since returning, Dr. C introduces another technique useful for reading biblical narrative, a technique he calls “reading the gaps.”  Join us as Dr. C. examined two stories—the “Sacrifice of Isaac” (Genesis 22) and “David and Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11).

Dr. C’s back from his “Israel HIGHLIGHTS” teaching tour, and what a tour it was! Dr. C. taught many of our favorite bible stories onsite, where they happened, adding color, tone and texture to the narratives. Once you travel “In the Footsteps of Jesus” with Dr. C., you’ll never read Scripture in the same way again! In his first Podcast since returning, Dr. C introduces another technique useful for reading biblical narrative, a technique he calls “reading the gaps.” Join us as Dr. C. examined two stories—the “Sacrifice of Isaac” (Genesis 22) and “David and Bathsheba (2 Samuel 11).

Reading the Gaps

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